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The interplay of genetics, hormones, and culture shapes human sexuality from "summary" of Sex on the Brain by Deborah Blum

Human sexuality is not a simple matter of biology or culture but rather a complex interplay of genetics, hormones, and societal influences. Our genetic makeup can influence our sexual orientation, desires, and behaviors in ways that are still not fully understood. Hormones, such as testosterone and estrogen, play a crucial role in shaping our sexual development and behavior from an early age. The impact of culture on sexuality cannot be overstated, as societal norms and expectations can shape our understanding of gender roles, sexual practices, and even the concept of sexual attraction itself. These cultural influences can range from the subtle (such as media representations of gender) to the overt (such as laws and policies that regulate sexual behavior). Genetics, hormones, and culture do not operate in isolat...
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    Sex on the Brain

    Deborah Blum

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